Paris, Nov. 8.
Only three sessions were held week on the Paris Bourse, were characterized by light and a favourable tone.
The majority of Rentes and other French issues succeeded in maintaining their slight gains over the previous week, while Internationals were irregular. In the latter group. Stocks more or less under the influence of Wall Street showed declines, especially in oil issues, while Rio Tintos, stimulated by the evolution in the Spanish situation remained steady. Gold mines gained considerably.
The firm tone of mining issues is explained by the depression in raw materials, and the fear that this depression may bring about monetary repercussions either in Engfand or in the United States. It is evident that this raw material situation favours concerns engaged in the production of monetary metal.
On the exchange market, the Frane recovered, mostly in terms of the U.S. dollar. The latter also declined Robert YOUNG. Florence RICE and June CLAYWORTH Barnett PARKER Produced by Sam Zimbalist Men Goldiuyn Mayer nerves
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